Is there a statistically significant difference between the proportion of citizens in the United States and Japan without underlying health conditions who have been hospitalized after a COVID-19 diagnosis? The proportion of Americans and Japanese from nationally representative samples of adult citizens from each country who have been hospitalized for one or more days due to COVID-10 infection is reported below. Please include all steps of the five step model and write a sentence or two interpreting your results (use p= .01, Z(critical) = ± 2.58). Americans Japanese Ps1 = .07 Ps2 = .04 N1 = 1325 N2 = 1287
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Is there a statistically significant difference between the proportion of citizens in the United States and Japan without underlying health conditions who have been hospitalized after a COVID-19 diagnosis? The proportion of Americans and Japanese from nationally representative samples of adult citizens from each country who have been hospitalized for one or more days due to COVID-10 infection is reported below. Please include all steps of the five step model and write a sentence or two interpreting your results (use p= .01, Z(critical) = ± 2.58).
Americans Japanese
Ps1 = .07 Ps2 = .04
N1 = 1325 N2 = 1287
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